Too often do we see people coming into the clinic complaining of back, neck and shoulder pain while sat at a desk. The majority of people within London, have a desk based job, sitting for more than ...
read moreEvery sleeping position has pros and cons; there is no PERFECT position because we are all different, and find comfort in different positions....
read moreThe idea of a relationship between fear and pain is not new. One of the First philosophers who linked pain with fear was Aristotle, who wrote, “Let fear, then, be a kind of pain or disturbance r...
read moreWe go through a number of sleep cycles which occur for 90 minutes each. if our sleep is disturbed then it will be effecting the restorative process of the cycles. resulting in the feeling of lethargy,...
read moreOur experienced team of physiotherapists and osteopaths can help to identify the particular areas with potential to improve and develop an individualised program to help your with your pain, and help ...
read moreProximal hamstring tendinopathy (PHT) is commonly seen in long distance runners and athletes taking part in sprinting or hurdles. It is also common among people taking part in sports such as football,...
read moreI just want to reassure all people affected by JHS, not to be scared of moving and engaging in things they like to do. Movement and exercise is the cure....
read moreSo often do we see athletes, mostly runners, coming into the clinic complaining of pain over the outside of the knee and very often the pain is come from the iliotibial band. So what exactly is it? I...
read moreWhy this is so common with the glutes? Maybe it´s because of the saying “out of sight out of mind” or maybe it’s because we don’t know much about why it is one of our body´s most...
read moreLow back pain is one of the most common reasons individuals visit clinics and approximately 84% of the general population will experience it at some point. Educating individuals on low back pain has b...
read moreMost people come into the clinic because they are in some sort of discomfort, but they rarely relate their body status to stress, or never take stress into account as a predisposing or aggravating fac...
read moreThe bio-psychosocial model of pain explains how the experience of pain is the result of a dynamic interaction between physiological, psychological and social factors. All of which may contribute to a ...
read moreWe are based on London Wall, the City of London, and are moments away from a few of the main underground stations in the City of London. Our closest tube stations are: Moorgate Station, Liverpool Street Station and Bank Station.
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